ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The IRS projected that 164 million people would file returns this tax season. However, the agency advised taxpayers to be patient as tax refunds might take longer to arrive due to major workforce cuts last year.
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For those filing electronically, the IRS said refunds should take three weeks or less. Using direct deposit could further reduce this time.
Paper returns may result in refunds taking four weeks or longer. Taxpayers can check their refund status using the online tool at “Where’s My Refund.com.”
For more information on how to free file your tax returns, visit the state Department of Finance website here.
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